Using Vignettes Within Autoethnography to Explore Layers of Cross-Cultural Awareness as a Teacher
With this article I aim to progress the use of vignettes within autoethnography by explaining the conceptual framework for my structured vignette analysis. In researching my role as a teacher of a group of Timor-Leste vocational education professionals I have undertaken a phenomenological study usin...
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description | With this article I aim to progress the use of vignettes within autoethnography by explaining the conceptual framework for my structured vignette analysis. In researching my role as a teacher of a group of Timor-Leste vocational education professionals I have undertaken a phenomenological study using autoethnography to highlight the existential shifts in my cultural understanding. I use vignettes to place myself within the social context, to explore my positionality as a researcher and to carefully self-monitor the impact of my biases, beliefs and personal experiences on the teacher-student relationship. To assist my analysis I developed a structured method for analysing each vignette to reveal layers of awareness that might otherwise remain experienced but concealed. In my analysis I describe the context, the experience told as a personal story, the emotional impact on me of this experience and my reflexivity to the described experience. I identify strategies I developed resulting from the impact the experience had on my interactions with my students. This structured vignette analysis reinforces the necessity of all these research elements within autoethnographic writing. I provide an example to highlight the usefulness of this method.
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spelling | doaj.art-d8aff91ed0754221b3136ef6e90ef2552022-12-21T20:56:04ZdeuFQSForum: Qualitative Social Research1438-56272015-11-011711768Using Vignettes Within Autoethnography to Explore Layers of Cross-Cultural Awareness as a TeacherJayne Pitard0Victoria UniversityWith this article I aim to progress the use of vignettes within autoethnography by explaining the conceptual framework for my structured vignette analysis. In researching my role as a teacher of a group of Timor-Leste vocational education professionals I have undertaken a phenomenological study using autoethnography to highlight the existential shifts in my cultural understanding. I use vignettes to place myself within the social context, to explore my positionality as a researcher and to carefully self-monitor the impact of my biases, beliefs and personal experiences on the teacher-student relationship. To assist my analysis I developed a structured method for analysing each vignette to reveal layers of awareness that might otherwise remain experienced but concealed. In my analysis I describe the context, the experience told as a personal story, the emotional impact on me of this experience and my reflexivity to the described experience. I identify strategies I developed resulting from the impact the experience had on my interactions with my students. This structured vignette analysis reinforces the necessity of all these research elements within autoethnographic writing. I provide an example to highlight the usefulness of this method. URN: http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs1601119http://www.qualitative-research.net/index.php/fqs/article/view/2393autoethnographyphenomenologyvignettestructured vignette analysisreflexivitycultural understanding |
spellingShingle | Jayne Pitard Using Vignettes Within Autoethnography to Explore Layers of Cross-Cultural Awareness as a Teacher Forum: Qualitative Social Research autoethnography phenomenology vignette structured vignette analysis reflexivity cultural understanding |
title | Using Vignettes Within Autoethnography to Explore Layers of Cross-Cultural Awareness as a Teacher |
title_full | Using Vignettes Within Autoethnography to Explore Layers of Cross-Cultural Awareness as a Teacher |
title_fullStr | Using Vignettes Within Autoethnography to Explore Layers of Cross-Cultural Awareness as a Teacher |
title_full_unstemmed | Using Vignettes Within Autoethnography to Explore Layers of Cross-Cultural Awareness as a Teacher |
title_short | Using Vignettes Within Autoethnography to Explore Layers of Cross-Cultural Awareness as a Teacher |
title_sort | using vignettes within autoethnography to explore layers of cross cultural awareness as a teacher |
topic | autoethnography phenomenology vignette structured vignette analysis reflexivity cultural understanding |
url | http://www.qualitative-research.net/index.php/fqs/article/view/2393 |
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